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Re: A Journey of Despair (TentanariX)
The orc watched Cattelya advance on shaky legs, seemingly unconcerned, while the two men she'd essentially momentarily crippled gaped at the two in exhausted confusion. "I would prefer it that way," the orc replied stoically, "you will have your bath, and your rest. Then we will duel, and if you should win you will be given your things and allowed to progress deeper. When I win, you will surrender to me, and I will... Instruct you. I would even permit the earlier offer, to let you attempt escape again once a week had passed in my service, though I am confident that you will not want to after I am finished with you."
With that said, the orc would lead Cattelya out of the chamber, through a few short tunnels that had been primitively carved out to be more walkable that were lit by fading lightstones, and into another larger chamber. She spotted a group of men milling about in apparent boredom, doing various things to occupy their time, down a tunnel she had passed, but here there was only one other person, a girl that Cattelya would remember being the one her husband had come in to try and find. She looked distracted, and nudged slightly away against the wall when the orc walked in, but otherwise seemed fine. Besides her, there was a large pool of bubbling water in the floor, clearly a natural occurrence, that became a stream leading down a narrow tunnel that was too small for one as large as her to even belly crawl down.
"This is where you will be bathing, and where you will be staying from now on," the orc said, gesturing towards a simple bedroll sitting over by the corner. "If you need to go to the bathroom, you may do so at the mouth of that tunnel. It goes to a stream leading out of the cave," he continued, before moving to stand by the doorway and dropping into a seated position.
Cattelya: HP = 54/65, PP = 0/75, EP = 35, Status = About to Orgasm, Weakened
The orc watched Cattelya advance on shaky legs, seemingly unconcerned, while the two men she'd essentially momentarily crippled gaped at the two in exhausted confusion. "I would prefer it that way," the orc replied stoically, "you will have your bath, and your rest. Then we will duel, and if you should win you will be given your things and allowed to progress deeper. When I win, you will surrender to me, and I will... Instruct you. I would even permit the earlier offer, to let you attempt escape again once a week had passed in my service, though I am confident that you will not want to after I am finished with you."
With that said, the orc would lead Cattelya out of the chamber, through a few short tunnels that had been primitively carved out to be more walkable that were lit by fading lightstones, and into another larger chamber. She spotted a group of men milling about in apparent boredom, doing various things to occupy their time, down a tunnel she had passed, but here there was only one other person, a girl that Cattelya would remember being the one her husband had come in to try and find. She looked distracted, and nudged slightly away against the wall when the orc walked in, but otherwise seemed fine. Besides her, there was a large pool of bubbling water in the floor, clearly a natural occurrence, that became a stream leading down a narrow tunnel that was too small for one as large as her to even belly crawl down.
"This is where you will be bathing, and where you will be staying from now on," the orc said, gesturing towards a simple bedroll sitting over by the corner. "If you need to go to the bathroom, you may do so at the mouth of that tunnel. It goes to a stream leading out of the cave," he continued, before moving to stand by the doorway and dropping into a seated position.